Sentence examples for forever affecting from inspiring English sources

Anything about us can be broadcast without our knowledge or permission, forever affecting our reputation before we can shape perceptions.

(He picked Richard Nixon, who became embroiled in controversy and gave the famous "Checkers" speech to salvage his place on the ticket; it was very effective, but Eisenhower thought he had been double-crossed, forever affecting his relations with Nixon, according to Mr. Smith).

Whatever the outcome of the trial, Mr. Ravi's online reputation will be forever affected.

"No human being could have come through such a World War I-style conflict and not have been forever affected.

"Zero Dark Thirty," the statement added, "is, in some small way, a tribute to those forever affected by the attacks".

Local officials and people who own land along the parkway need to be aware their actions will forever affect the scenic landscape".

They added: "However, he was allowed the freedom not only to take the life of an innocent child but, in doing so, to ensure the lives of the people whom she loved are forever affected as a result of his crime".

The fear is that having been exposed to danger they will join tens of thousands of other Japanese whose health has been forever affected by radiation, becoming a modern-day equivalent of the hibakusha, the survivors of the 1945 atomic bombs.

Littleton was already on high alert because they've faced threats in the past, and this was another scary reminder that the mass shooting will perhaps forever affect life in this city.

She talks about the transport of millions of slaves whose lives were forever affected.

Beyond all the trophys and accolades, this is the legacy you left that will forever affect lives".